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Believe it or not, it takes no more than seven days to send a package or letter from the post office in Arua in northern Uganda to Europe, including Iceland.
It is, by my experience, way faster than from Kampala. And all packages I have ever sent, have made it.
Against all odds.
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i posted a recorded delivery letter -to be signed for from London to Kampala and it took 7 days to arrive in kampala. Its pretty efficient though the delay sometimes is down to whether the post has gone via Nairobi beefore getting to Uganda.
Posted by: gloria | Sunday, 11 February 2007 at 07:47 PM
Funny thing is that is doesn't work the same way the other way round. It takes much longer to send something from Europe to UG.
But I did receive stuff. Like my Icelandic nephew sends me necklaces he made himself (which would make many African woman in Arua envious). And my mother has once sent me socks!!!!
Posted by: P | Friday, 02 February 2007 at 04:59 PM
But does it work in reverse? Do people send you things?
Posted by: Marie | Friday, 02 February 2007 at 02:23 PM